The Art of Listening: What is an Understanding Ear

In today's fast-paced world, where distractions abound and attention spans are dwindling, many individuals seem to struggle with the simple act of listening. It is a phenomenon that begs exploration and understanding.

What underlies this global issue of receptivity?

Why do we tend to selectively hear only what we want to?

Could this be a form of metaphysical deafness, a condition that is perhaps linked to our hypersensitivity?

Exploring the Phenomenon

To truly grasp the intricacies of this phenomenon, we must first examine our own behavior.

Have you ever found yourself engrossed in a text message conversation while someone is speaking to you, only to realize that you're not fully present in the conversation? 

In these moments, are we truly hearing or are we merely skimming the surface of understanding? 

These questions prompt us to delve deeper into the art of listening and its profound implications.

Unveiling a Fresh Insight

In an effort to shed light on this topic, Ân, a dedicated Physiotherapist and Therapist at UCM's Angelica Clinic, invites us to join him in an enlightening lecture. He aims to explore the intricate relationship between the physical and metaphysical aspects of the human body, with a particular focus on the ear and its symbolic significance. By understanding the connection between our physical senses and our metaphysical experiences, we can begin to embrace a deeper understanding of the art of listening.

Embracing a Deeper Understanding

Ân's compassionate guidance will lead us to perceive the art of listening through a new lens, urging us to harness the profound ability to comprehend deeply. Through relatable examples and real-life experiences, he will take us on a captivating journey through the diverse dimensions of listening and intention.

By the end of this lecture, we will be ready to discover why the word "Ear" is written with a capital E, symbolizing its importance and significance in our lives. Prepare to embrace the profound insights that may challenge our existing perceptions and open our minds to a new way of listening.

1. People who are interested in the meaning of their dreams or who wonder why they don’t dream
2. People wishing to improve their understanding of human psychology, and develop true, profound compassion and humility
3. People who have existential questions, who want to understand the meaning of life, of their existence...
4. People who wish to understand each other and improve their life both on the inside and on the outside, on all levels: in their couple, their family, with friends, at work, etc.
5. People who want to transform their limitations and live their full positive potential
6. People who want to learn how to unify Spirituality and Matter

1. No requirements or prerequisites
2. Wanting to improve and get to know yourself better